04/01/2026
Shout out to all the equine wellbeing coaches navigating sessions in winter ❄️🐴
To those holding space while your fingers are numb.
Reading nervous systems through gloves and layers.
Adjusting plans around frozen ground, short days, mud, wind, and sideways rain.
Winter sessions take a different kind of presence.
You’re:
regulating others while battling the cold
adapting sessions when the weather says “absolutely not”
keeping horses comfortable, safe, and settled first
holding emotional depth in environments that are physically demanding
There are no cosy rooms.
No perfect conditions.
Just you, the horses, and whatever the day brings.
And yet…
some of the most powerful work happens here.
Because winter strips things back.
Less distraction.
More honesty.
More attunement.
Clients show up differently.
Horses respond differently.
Sessions slow down ... and often go deeper.
So this is for the coaches who:
walk fields before sessions
carry hot water, extra rugs, spare gloves
reschedule without guilt
model flexibility, self-care, and realism
keep going with compassion and integrity
Your work matters ... even when it’s cold, muddy, and unseen.
Especially then 🤍